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Australian Institute of
Landscape Architects

Working for AILDM was a breeze this week. Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show never disappoints, but this time was epic especially after two years hibernation from Covid. If you've never been or thinking of going, get along over the week

Had a colourful time up at the Carnival of Flowers over the weekend. For garden lovers it doesn't disappoint... Lots of spectacular blooms, mixes and plant inspiration at public & private gardens. Too much colour is not a bad thing right?
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TROPICAL OASIS
Foliage, colour, and layered lush. Always a treat to see what colours are popping when revisiting one of our fave designs. I designed this classic subtropical garden 6-7 years ago and we have had the pleasure of seeing it mature whilst

ROOFTOP DESIGN
Introducing the recently lodged plans for the 10 storey Ferry Road residential project. The rooftop deck has an exciting array of spaces for residents to relax at including the 17m pool and spa, poolside cabanas & sun lounges, yoga

WELCOME BACK SUNSHINE!
We're in love with the sunny side of this Wilston cottage we completed late last year. Lots of colours, textures and super green lawn, lush enough for the owners to lie on. A super build for super clients - can't wait to see i

QLD’ER COTTAGE

Framing the entry of a Qld’er requires the appropriate placement & combination of materials and plants to create that iconic character. This Wilston residence we completed last year takes elements from the more tempera

SUNKEN COURTYARD
Sloping sites can provide an opportunity to create a secluded retreat at the lower storey level. This stunning residence incorporates a private courtyard below the street level as the “front yard”, with plants taking over

Plantings along the side of a house can be tricky to get the balance right... but this mix of foliage, leaf colours and the cascading screening potential of the 'Lulu' Lilly Pillies works a treat!

My Great great great Grandfather's residence Cintra House has new owners. Would love to see its continued preservation for further generations!

Today's plant deliveries... Looking forward to getting these in the ground. Plants by:
Oxford Park Nursery
Waterworths Nursery
Blackall Range Nursery
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BLACK + WHITE
Sometimes the eye is less confused when you take colour out of the equation. This overhead view provides crisp detail of the materials, contrast and form of a recent coastal project.
Image by @binod.ckb

Lush, layered and leafy describes this linear entrance to these apartment gardens I started designing shortly after the 2011 floods. Plenty of variety from lime to dark green colours, and leaves that are fine n tight, large n round, clipped n soft, s

Perfect weekend for the backyard! This pool was built into the corner of the sloping block creating an amphitheatre of fun for the kids. Separate stepper entries to the pool through the lawn framed the openings and separated the kids from the grown-

Lush turf that you just want to lie on...! Had a quick look at our Hendra project with @philippeantelme and it's starting to take shape. Lots of white flowers and shades of green, green and more green in this palette!

Cuban Cigars (Calathea lutea) are one of the best foliage plants popping out at this time of year... These ones provided a nice textured backdrop + contrast to the foreground colours & flowers of this entry garden and will always frame the Canary

Planting design revisit: soft + lush foliage with linear repetition and colour contrasts that enhance the rust tones in the Lichen splitstone walling (location opposite Pat Rafter Arena entry).

Flashback to setout day at Taringa backyard project. This is the "busy-ness" of the plant-out on a sloping block before digging in and mulching... .
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Spotted this awesome winding path by @sourcedandsorted today next to a site visit. Fantastic use of Dichondra tiles and lovely arrangement of planting across the whole yard. Great work by Lindy and Marg and looking forward to their photos and seeing

Great job Energex, you win! 🤯🤬😱 Top result...

Images of my Silver Medal winning courtyard project at Alderley. The pool area and lower service court were transformed to provide our clients' family with multiple levels of spacious, functional living areas to relax in day & night, all year rou

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